Apopka police reported 34 people arrested and four burglaries during the week of Oct. 25-31. The department’s weekly report details arrests for property crimes, battery, drug offenses, and traffic violations, along with more than 1,500 calls for service.

The Apopka Police Department has earned its third state reaccreditation, marking its first renewal under Chief Lovetta Quinn-Henry. Vice Mayor Diane Velazquez and Commissioner Sam Ruth praised the achievement and emphasized the importance of professional policing and public trust.

Apopka police reported fraud, burglary, weapons, battery and drug arrests during the week of Oct. 18–24. The department also logged 1,624 calls for service, 44 crashes and 74 citations.

Apopka police reported four burglaries during Oct. 11-17, including a vehicle burglary linked to an arrest on armed burglary and aggravated assault charges. The department’s weekly reports also list battery, theft, DUI and drug cases, along with 1,563 calls for service.

Apopka police listed 29 cases involving 28 people in the department’s Oct. 4–10 arrest report, with charges ranging from armed burglary and aggravated assault to theft and DUI. During the same week, APD recorded 1,418 calls for service, issued 69 citations, and reported 50 crashes.

Apopka police reported arrests involving carjacking, sexual battery, aggravated assault, DUI, and other charges during the week of September 27 through October 3. The department also recorded 1,587 calls for service, 53 citations, and 35 crashes.

The Apopka Police Department reported five burglaries the week of September 27 through October 3: three vehicle burglaries, one residential burglary, and one commercial burglary.

The APD listed burglary, weapons, assault, and drug charges among the arrests reported Sept. 20–26. The department also recorded 1,680 calls for service, 58 citations, and 31 crashes.

Apopka police responded to four burglary incidents during the week of Sept. 20–26. The reports involved a business, a residence, and two vehicles.

Drug-related charges and warrants account for many entries in the Apopka Police Department’s Sept. 13-19 arrest report. The report also lists battery, DUI, hit-and-run, and other charges, along with 1,645 calls for service during the week.

The Apopka Police Department reported six burglaries between September 16 and September 19. The incidents included three auto burglaries, two commercial burglaries, and one residential burglary.

The Apopka Police Department reported 24 arrests, including one juvenile, during the week of September 6-12. Battery, controlled-substance possession, DUI, and outstanding warrants were among the allegations listed.

The Apopka Police Department reported five burglaries during the week of September 6-12. Four involved vehicles, while the fifth was reported at a commercial property on South Orange Blossom Trail.

The Apopka Police Department recorded 16 arrests between August 30 and September 5, with charges ranging from traffic and battery offenses to burglary and motor vehicle theft. During the same period, officers responded to 1,723 calls for service, investigated 36 crashes, and issued 130 citations.

The Apopka Police Department reported five burglaries between August 30 and September 5, with three reported on September 3.

The Apopka Police Department reported 20 arrests on 32 charges during the final full week of August. Charges included theft, battery, false imprisonment, child abuse, drug possession, and out-of-county warrants.

Apopka police reported four burglaries during the week of Aug. 23-29, including three involving vehicles. The incidents occurred on Dekleva Drive, Marvin C. Zanders Avenue, Dreamy Day Street and Brighton Avenue.

The Apopka Police Department reported 25 arrests during the week of Aug. 16-22. Officers also responded to 1,586 calls for service, investigated 43 crashes, and issued 113 citations.

The Apopka Police Department reported seven burglaries during the week of Aug. 16-22. Six involved vehicles, including four incidents reported along Grand Sayan Loop on the same day.